Ballet (Italian: balletto；; Ballet (French, English) is a European classical dance. One of the most important characteristics of ballet is that the actress points to the ground with her toes during the performance, so it is also called tiptoe dance. Ballet is to use music and dance skills to perform dramatic plots.
1, a form of stage dance, namely European classical dance, commonly known as ballet. This is a traditional European dance art with strict norms and structural forms, which is formed on the basis of folk dances all over Europe and has been continuously processed, enriched and developed for centuries. /kloc-after the 0/9 th century, an important technical feature is that actresses have to wear special pointed shoes and dance on their toes.
2. Ballet originally refers to the dramatic art that uses European classical dance as the main means of expression and combines music, pantomime, stage art and literature to express a story or an emotional festival. It is called classical ballet (or classical ballet).
After the emergence of modern dance in the 20th century, modern ballet, which combines modern dance and classical dance techniques as the main means of expression, is called modern ballet. Gradually, the word ballet has also been used to refer to ballet works with other dances as the main means of expression, although it is different from classical ballet or modern ballet in dance style, structural characteristics and expression techniques.
3. A considerable part of the dance works created by modern choreographers have no story content and plot. The directors use European classical dance or modern dance, or combine them to express a certain mood, artistic conception, or the author's understanding of a musical work. These are also called ballet.